Difference between revisions of "Huntington, West Virginia"
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== Notable Cities == | == Notable Cities == | ||
Revision as of 04:23, 20 June 2011
| Wilmington, Ohio | Lancaster, Ohio | Marietta, Ohio |
| Morehead, Kentucky | Huntington | Charleston |
| Hazard, Kentucky | Williamson, Kentucky | Beckley |
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Today's Location: [Huntington, WV]
The Huntington, WV graticule is at (38, -82). The most notable feature of this area is the winding Ohio River and the many old river towns that originally thrived on riverboat traffic, as well as the many smaller streams and rivers that flow into it. One example of this is the confluence of the Ohio and Big Sandy Rivers that form the tri-state boundary for West Virginia, Kentucky, and Ohio at Kenova, WV. The Tri-State area is also known as the Huntington-Ashland, WV-KY-OH, Metropolitan Statistical Area.
Local Geohashers
Hokiemattdude may or may not be up for random geohashing during the week and weekends. We shall see. Biosynth has nothing better to do.
